Amla Honey

Amla with Honey. This is Amla dipped in a bottle of pure honey. Nature’s Health Duo in Every Spoon

Amla with honey is a potent combination known for its numerous health benefits. Both ingredients are rich in nutrients and work synergistically to boost immunity, improve digestion, and promote overall wellness.

Many of our customers consume this as a desert without feeling guilty. Proves handy especially for those late night pangs for sweet.

Health Benefits of Amla with Honey:

1. Boosts Immunity:

   • Amla (Indian gooseberry) is rich in Vitamin C and antioxidants.
   • Honey has antibacterial and antiviral properties.
     Together, they strengthen the immune system.

2. Improves Digestion:

   • Amla supports gut health by reducing acidity and promoting better digestion.
   • Honey acts as a prebiotic and soothes the digestive system.

3. Enhances Skin Health:

   • Regular consumption helps in achieving glowing skin due to the antioxidants in amla and the hydrating effects of honey.

4. Supports Weight Loss:

   • The combination aids in detoxification and boosts metabolism.

5. Manages Blood Sugar:

   • Amla helps regulate blood sugar levels, while honey provides a natural sweetener that doesn’t spike sugar drastically when consumed in moderation.

6. Improves Hair Health:

   • Amla nourishes hair roots, and honey moisturizes the scalp, reducing dandruff and hair fall.

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FAQ about Amla Honey

1) the number of amlas in 1 bottle (10-13 pcs amla)

2) the weight of contents in 1 bottle  - 500gm 

3) have amlas soaked the honey-Amla will ooze honey after biting into it OR they’re just lying in honey- not oozing honey when bitten?

The Amla would have taken in some amount of honey. So it will neither ooze honey out when you bite into it like Gulab Jamun, nor is it just lying there.

Also Amla by itself is quite dense. To loosen it up and make it more palatable it is first boiled in water for a while. Only after that is is soaked in honey.

The honey as a medium is also very dense unlike sugar syrup. So it will not rush into the Amla.

Nutritional info :  Calories 304,  Carbohydrates 82g